A man whose bid to put on the Bournemouth Air Festival next year has been scuppered by BCP says its a “huge shame” it will not go ahead.
People who have lost loved ones are being invited to attend a “Light Up A Life” service to remember them in a special way.
Two mystery men in balaclavas appeared on the scene of a road crash where a driver lay dying before suddenly vanishing, an inquest has heard.
Libraries in Highcliffe and Christchurch could be turned into multi-use ‘community hubs’ in a five-year programme.
Travellers who installed caravans and hardstanding at land in Burley are appealing against an order to remove them.
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New Milton’s poppy appeal has got off to a fantastic start with a £500 donation from DPR.
A nine-year-old boy has raised over £1,200 for a home taking care of his great-grandparents.
A mother fears her children could be killed by a dead tree which Network Rail has failed to cut down.
A dog groomer who started off her company in a mobile van is celebrating opening her fourth branch of the highly successful business.
A wellbeing “Men’s Space” has been created to encourage get togethers.
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A woman has denied a drink-driving charge in relation to an incident which left a Bashley FC player with life changing injuries.
Local “stars” of the hospitality industry took part in a iconic 370km charity bike ride which raised over £140,000.
A woman is desperately appealing for the return of a large pig ornament that was stolen from her 85-year-old mother’s garden.
A personal trainer saved the life of a man with CPR – the second time he has done so in six years.
A more “consistent, high quality” ambulance service has been promised after a new model was introduced.
A barrister has claimed assault charges on two policemen were dropped after it was found they had “somewhat exaggerated”.
Elderly homeowners were left terrified after a car smashed through their house as it was being chased by police.
Emergency teams took part in a oil spill exercise on the Bealieu River to test how well they would do tackling a real one.
A Freemasons lodge in Boscombe has raised nearly £3,000 for Helping Old People New Forest.
